Departed
Pranab Kumar Ray was a renowned Barrister
of Calcutta High Court and Supreme Court (Delhi) also. He
had established his credentials and contributions as one
of the most leading advocates of India. For his rewarding
contributions to the field of Law and Justice, he had achieved
the National award (29th January, 2002) as a highest Tax
payer in the sphere of Law. He had obtained the Samman Award
from Income Tax Department of India. He had gained the Certificate
of Appreciation from Rotary Club of Ballyguange (20th February,
2000). He was a elected member of Indian Chamber of Commerce,
Calcutta. Every year, he used to deliver his valuable papers
and lectures in the various seminars of Indian Chamber of
Commerce, Calcutta.
He
was born in Chittagong District (now in Bangladesh) on 2nd
of April, 1939. The great soul had, passed away all on a
sudden beyond any body’s expectation on 12th January,
2005. It is a great lost for nation. It was bolt from the
blue for his beloved family.
Barrister
Pranab Kumar Ray's wife is Dr. Dipali Ray. She is a professor
and poet also. Pranab has one son and one daughter –
Mr. Pramit Kumar Ray (Bar-at-Law) and Mrs. Lopita Banerjee
(Bar-at-Law). Mr. Pramit Ray and Mrs. Lopita Banerjee both
are reputed Practicing Advocates of Calcutta High Court.
Mrs. Ray's only son of law Mr. Ratnanka Banerjee is
also a renowned Bar-at-Law of Calcutta.
Departed
Pranab Kumar Ray was a renowned Barrister
of Calcutta High Court and Supreme Court (Delhi) also. He
had established his credentials and contributions as one
of the most leading advocates of India. For his rewarding
contributions to the field of Law and Justice, he had achieved
the National award (29th January, 2002) as a highest Tax
payer in the sphere of Law. He had obtained the Samman Award
from Income Tax Department of India. He had gained the Certificate
of Appreciation from Rotary Club of Ballyguange (20th February,
2000). He was a elected member of Indian Chamber of Commerce,
Calcutta. Every year, he used to deliver his valuable papers
and lectures in the various seminars of Indian Chamber of
Commerce, Calcutta.
